No. II · Eau de Parfum
Solaire
Noon, kept in a bottle against the winter.
Bergamot · White Amber · Salt
The Composition
Solaire took forty-one years to leave the atelier. The brief was a single sentence in the founder's notebook: the smell of a white wall at midday. Bergamot pressed within hours of harvest, an amber that behaves like light rather than syrup, and the faintest line of salt — the skin of someone who swam in the sea that morning and told no one.
Tête
Top notesCalabrian bergamot · Pink salt
Citrus with the bitterness left in. The salt is felt more than smelled — a brightness at the edges.
Cœur
Heart notesWhite amber · Orange blossom
An amber stripped of its sweetness until only the warmth remains, lit from inside by blossom.
Fond
Base notesDriftwood · White musk
Wood that has forgotten the forest. Hours later, it is simply the smell of your own skin, improved.
The Ritual
Worn generously, on warm skin and on linen. Solaire is the only perfume of the house that is permitted to enter a room before you do.